He was a great friend from the time I first met him in 1990 and throughout my time in TItusville, during summer and holiday breaks from college and the 2-3 years I spent living there after law school. He had an infectious laugh and we shared countless good times together and with our little gang in T-vegas. He loved his wife Tina more than anything, and I was glad we were able to reconnect in 2019 after many years out of touch. He exuded positivity and I always felt better just being around him. Thanks for everything friend, you will be greatly missed but never forgotten.

Love,

Mike Worman

My condolences to you Tina and Brian's family.Will miss talking to him at wrestling matches and football games.And seeing him at trout camp.Again so sorry Tina.he will be missed.

My deepest condolences go out to Brian's wife Tina and his family. During our school days at Bonas, Brian was always a source of positive energy, warmth and love in school. Nothing years later when I saw him at class reunions. Such a beautiful, genuine person who shined a bright light on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. Thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

Tina, you are in my prayers. Brian was a true inspiration, and had a passion for helping others. His love for you was easy to see every time he mentioned your name. He will be missed.

Brian was a very good high school friend. We shared some great times. I always looked up and admired him, he was a great friend. Rest in peace my friend. Keep that smile.

Your Friend,

James Eckstrom

My heart goes out to Brian's family. I was reminded at the Bona reunion two years ago just what a good person he was. May we all remember him by emulating his kindness.

I met Brian at St. Bonaventure where we both worked at the campus radio station. Brian is simply the nicest guy I’ve ever met and he was friendly with everyone. His infectious enthusiasm for life will be missed. His loss is heartbreaking but his family should know his memory will endure.

Brian was always helpful & eager to share info with the community when he was with the Titusville Herald. We really appreciated his support & vision of what could be if we work together. He will be missed. Deepest sympathy to his family during this difficult time.

Brian, you were always a Light. You’re a loyal brother and a fierce friend. You were “that one guy” who would knock on your door when you were at your lowest, and leave you with your sides hurting from laughter.

Tina - no one has to tell you he will always be with you. And no one, more than you, can feel him there. You are the one who always held his soul.

Your fight is over. Be at Peace, Brother.

Brian was a good guy. We grew up together in Corry. Played tennis, basketball and in the band. Brian was always generous and giving to anyone. I am proud to call him a friend. I am so sorry Tina for your loss. God made a good one in Brian - and now he has him home.

I had the honor and privilege of getting to know Brian through our place of employment at Family Services. Brian was dedicated to his job and the clients he worked with. He had such a spirited and positive attitude, and will be sadly missed. My prayers and condolences go out to all of Brian's family.

Scott Russo

So sorry for your loss. We had some great years at Trout Camp. Memories that will last forever. Brian was always going a 100mph but would always take the time to stop and ask how your doing. The community of Titusville and it's surrounding communities lost a great one. He will be deeply missed.

Thinking of all of you during this loss of such a special out going person. He sure touch a lot of lives, young and old. Sending our love and condolences.

Tina and family members, Brian was always entertaining, many great conversations with him, whenever our paths would cross. Generally, at Sam's Restaurant in Titusville. He always asked about my son, Christopher. Brian was a very caring individual. My love and condolences to you in the passing of Brian. RIP Brian.

“Oh loving God, through the heavenly intercession of St. Pio, welcome my beloved deceased into the company of the Saints, where tears are no more, all suffering and pain are ended and there is great joy, abundant life and peaceful rest in Your loving presence. Amen. “

Our prayers, love, strength & light will forever be with Tina & family. We know Brian is with us all, shining his beautiful spirit down upon us as he basks in the serenity and peace of eternal life. Until we meet again, we will miss you every day. - Todd & Ashley Amoroso